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'Japanese Garand': The Story of the Type 4

'Japanese Garand': The Story of the Type 4

The Imperial Japanese Navy’s Type 4 (Garand) semi-automatic rifle is one of the rarest military...
The Guns of Grenada: Operation Urgent Fury

The Guns of Grenada: Operation Urgent Fury

In Oct. 1983, the U.S. military conducted an invasion of the communist-overrun island of Grenada:...
The Birth of the NRA: Wingate, Church & The Leech Cup

The Birth of the NRA: Wingate, Church & The Leech Cup

The NRA was founded 150 years ago "To Promote And Encourage Rifle Shooting On A...
New for 2021: Heckler & Koch SP5 Pistol

New for 2021: Heckler & Koch SP5 Pistol

Introduced in 2020, the Heckler & Koch SP5 is a faithful semi-automatic variant of the...
The Beginnings of Marine Corps Marksmanship

The Beginnings of Marine Corps Marksmanship

The Marine Corps has long been regarded as some of the best marksmen in the...
Still Rollin': Heckler & Koch's SP5 Pistol

Still Rollin': Heckler & Koch's SP5 Pistol

No, the MP5 is not going away. In fact, for the first time, maker Heckler...
Midland Arms Backpack: A Simple Single-Shot for Field Use

Midland Arms Backpack: A Simple Single-Shot for Field Use

If you're in the market for a simple, affordable shotgun, it's hard to go wrong...
Savage Arms Impulse: A Game-Changing Straight-Pull Rifle?

Savage Arms Impulse: A Game-Changing Straight-Pull Rifle?

Can the Savage Impulse change our minds about straight-pull rifles? It's a big hill to...
Unsung: The AN/M2 .50-cal. Machine Gun in World War II

Unsung: The AN/M2 .50-cal. Machine Gun in World War II

From Pearl Harbor until the Japanese surrender, the AN/M2 .50-cal. Browning machine gun served in...
The Remington-Lee Rifle: Ahead of Its Time

The Remington-Lee Rifle: Ahead of Its Time

Today, the detachable box magazine is part of virtually every military rifle, but there was...
"V" Is For Victory: The Smith & Wesson Victory Model Revolver

"V" Is For Victory: The Smith & Wesson Victory Model Revolver

Although the M1911A1 was the standard U.S military sidearm during World War II, more than...
A Marine and His M1903: USMC Model 1903 Rifles

A Marine and His M1903: USMC Model 1903 Rifles

In this article, we take a look at some of the history and distinguishing features...
NRA Gun of the Week: Uberti USA Wild Bill 1851 Navy Conversion

NRA Gun of the Week: Uberti USA Wild Bill 1851 Navy Conversion

On this “Gun of the Week,” American Rifleman explore Uberti USA’s 1851 Navy Conversion revolver...
Winchester Model 1873: Still Selling Today

Winchester Model 1873: Still Selling Today

You might think the Winchester Model 1873 is a vestige of a bygone era, but...
The Battle of Peleliu and Its Relics

The Battle of Peleliu and Its Relics

American Rifleman Field Editor Martin K. A. Morgan tells the story of the nearly three-month-long...
Beretta 92FS: Still a Popular Pistol Option

Beretta 92FS: Still a Popular Pistol Option

Even though the U.S. military is retiring its fleet of M9s, the commercial market is...
Guns of the First Fenian Raid: The Irish Invasion of Canada

Guns of the First Fenian Raid: The Irish Invasion of Canada

Here we take a look at the history of the First Fenian Raid against the...
Remington Revolvers in the Civil War

Remington Revolvers in the Civil War

When one thinks of percussion revolvers in U.S. military service, Colt’s percussion revolvers tend to...
At The Range: L2A3 Sterling Mk. 4 Submachine Gun

At The Range: L2A3 Sterling Mk. 4 Submachine Gun

Watch this American Rifleman "At The Range" video segment above to learn about the British...
ARTV Preview: The Smith & Wesson M&P Series; Heritage Rough Rider Rancher; Bren LMG

ARTV Preview: The Smith & Wesson M&P Series; Heritage Rough Rider Rancher; Bren LMG

In this week's episode, we'll explore the Smith & Wesson M&P series, test the Heritage...
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